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Capital Float to Offer SMEs up to 200% Finance on Sales from Card Machines

Capital Float to Offer SMEs up to 200% Finance on Sales from Card Machines

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Nijhum Rudra
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Capital Float, the digital lending platform to SMEs in India, has partnered with Point of sale card machine vendors to provide merchants quick and easy access to loans.

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These merchants will be offered the flexibility of repaying those loans as a nominal percentage of their daily card settlements.

In an effort to support the Indian government’s demonetization initiative, Capital Float has partnered with vendors like Mswipe, Petpooja, ICICI Merchant Services, MRL Postnet, Bijlipay and Pine Labs for its Merchant Cash Advance product, offering SMEs up to 200% finance on sales from card machines.

The Merchant Cash Advance product designed by Capital Float is targeted towards any merchant that accepts cards payment in exchange of the goods and services. Capital Float underwrites such borrowers according to their monthly card sales and offers loans up to twice the amount of their average monthly card sales.

With the increase in card transactions due to demonetization, more number of merchants will qualify under the loan criteria and also avail larger loan amounts as compared to the past.

Consumers are conscious about spending every rupee in cash post the Government’s recent decision to demonetize Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000 notes. Offline retailers are extending and encouraging consumers to use digital payment alternatives, in order to counter the short-term loss in consumption emerging from lack of liquidity in the economy.

“As liquidity of big currency notes in the country has reduced, an increasing number of people are transacting digitally, thus increasing our customer base. Today, fewer customers are using cash to pay for products and services which has led to higher usage of POS machines by merchants. We currently cater to customers from across industries, disbursing over 100 loans for our Merchant Cash Advance Product,” said Sashank Rishyasringa, Co-Founder, Capital Float.

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